Sentence examples for of many presentations from inspiring English sources

If the chill in the air failed to dampen their spirits, it seemed to tinge the outlook of many presentations.

The word "gendered" appears in the title of many presentations (as in "The Gendered Context of Stress and Its Effects on Delinquency Across and Within Gender"), and Marxism still has its own section (one paper: "The War in Iraq From a Marxist Perspective").

One sceptical observer of many presentations at the Future Cities Summit, Jonathan Rez of the University of New South Wales, suggests that "a smarter way" to build cities "might be for architects and urban planners to have psychologists and ethnographers on the team".

If you've ever been to a YC Demo Day (I've seen around five), you'll remember two staples of many presentations.

A new molecule was the topic of many presentations.

Accordingly, the molecularly targeted interference with disease-driving signal transduction pathways was a major theme of many presentations.

That is, although there appears to be some consistency in the recognition of a diversity of presentations and in the family of treatments to consider, the literature does not provide more specific recommendations for which of the many presentations suggest which of the many potential treatments.

The six Saudi Arabias of new production that would be needed to lift production to 100m barrels a day by 2030, according to the IEA, are a laughable prospect to the whistleblowers of ASPO, as many presentations in Vienna showed.

This mapping resulted in an incredible amount of variability in change target/distractor scene combinations, with many presentations of each possible combination occurring across participants in the almost 26,000 total trials (75% change and 25% no-change trials, 999 trials per participant).

Of course, we made many presentations in Michigan.

Many presentations of high methodological quality at ASES meetings will not ultimately be published.